Kyle Rapinchuk

Follower of Jesus Christ, husband, father, teacher

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@HootenWilson For 5-6 years it was The Man Who Was Thursday and Till We Have Faces. I did back to back years of Brothers K and halfway through in year 3 before I got too busy.

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Some thoughts on Adler’s benefit for classical Christian education pedagogy, virtue, and assessment. @ClassicalThistl https://t.co/4RrYgedewT

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A short-ish philosophy (and theology) of education rooted in some research I've done over the past several years on Bonaventure and Hugh. I hope to write several "philosophies" that complement one another, rather than one, long, definitive statement. https://t.co/ezfijRG3Su

[TheClassicalThistle @ClassicalThistl]

Jesus' Great Commandment and classical Christian education. https://t.co/5xMWw6dula

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From my conference presentation a couple weeks ago.

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Have you ever though of poetry as more than content? What about "Poetry as Pedagogy"? https://t.co/ciDOWmG8jB

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Ten Principles for teaching students to be life-long Bible readers.

https://t.co/CEXqNQzpdm

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@moralesupplyco 1911

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@kristenrudd I’ve read it six times now and taught it four. No claims at expertise, but I am a Chesterton nerd. Here’s six short audio lectures I did for students in COVID if you want to go down the rabbit hole: https://t.co/IKMGYJYYLo

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@SusanWiseBauer “As a functioning adult in society, I have no use…” 1. Humans are not made to function, but flourish.
2. Math (or any art/subject) is not first about its utility (use), but rather about how it forms us into flourishing beings.
3. Mathematics brings about human flourishing.

[TheClassicalThistle @ClassicalThistl]

A little over six weeks until the annual classical Christian education conference at School of the Ozarks. Make plans to join us! https://t.co/G9fQcmX9kI

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@HootenWilson @akmcclen @BorisDralyuk @JMWSPT @DanaGioiaPoet @_janezwart_ @NorthDakotaJane @amjuster @PhilipMetres @malcolmguite

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@BleacherNation If you want Cade Horton, Ben Brown, and Co. to be actual stars and not 4A mid-relievers, get them veteran catchers in the minors. Seems sensible.

[thegreenhousemcc @greenhousemcc]

In the excitement of Thanksgiving Break, I forgot to post this sermon from last week (11.19.2023).
https://t.co/4Fne2AIXQb https://t.co/4Fne2AIXQb

[thegreenhousemcc @greenhousemcc]

Jesus, the Shepherd-King. Part 7 of 7 in our series: Jesus, the Good Shepherd.
https://t.co/3FRgf3YBPd https://t.co/3FRgf3YBPd

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@HootenWilson I love this book! Such a fascinating dialogue.

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@HootenWilson Maybe Solomon’s temple dedication speech in Hebrew

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My short sermon this week, which includes poetry.

[thegreenhousemcc @greenhousemcc]

With many choices in the world, what is the right path? In our 3rd of 7 sermons in this series, we explore how Jesus, the Good Shepherd, leads us on right paths. https://t.co/ishKi8TGCj

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I’m looking forward to writing the rest of the sermons in this series. Here’s #1 of 7.

[thegreenhousemcc @greenhousemcc]

Here’s the first sermon in our new 7-part series on “Jesus, the Good Shepherd.”

https://t.co/GaHpEO91UD

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This week's sermon on the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector (Luke 18:9-14).
#parablesofJesus #thegreenhousemcc https://t.co/18ZHwRSzgA

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Does it matter that Jesus gives a name to the poor man in this parable? I think it does.

[thegreenhousemcc @greenhousemcc]

This week we looked into the parable of the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16:19-31. #parablesofJesus
https://t.co/GXlSzKmLob